Satisfaction at work: CAIE A‑Level Psychology questions
Every CAIE A-Level Psychology exam question on Satisfaction at work, June 2024 and the specimen papers, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 9 questions on Satisfaction at work, as a list
- Specimen, Paper 4 (Organisational psychology), Q7(a) (4 marks): Describe two ways in which ethical guidelines were followed in this study when presenting the questionnaires to workers. [4]
- Specimen, Paper 4 (Organisational psychology), Q7(b) (2 marks): Suggest one reason why workers in this study would not want their managers to see their answers. [2]
- Specimen, Paper 4 (Organisational psychology), Q7(c) (4 marks): Give two reasons why unethical studies on workers in organisations should not be conducted. [4]
- Specimen, Paper 4 (Organisational psychology), Q12(a) (10 marks): Plan a study using a questionnaire to find the main reason for absenteeism among workers in a workplace. Your plan must include details about: • question format
- Specimen, Paper 4 (Organisational psychology), Q12(b)(i) (4 marks): Describe this psychological knowledge. [4]
- Specimen, Paper 4 (Organisational psychology), Q12(b)(ii) (4 marks): Explain how you used two features of this psychological knowledge to plan your study. [4]
- Specimen, Paper 4 (Organisational psychology), Q12(c)(i) (2 marks): State two reasons for your choice of question format. [2]
- Specimen, Paper 4 (Organisational psychology), Q12(c)(ii) (2 marks): Explain one weakness of your choice of question format. [2]
- Specimen, Paper 4 (Organisational psychology), Q12(c)(iii) (2 marks): Explain one reason for your choice of sampling technique. [2]
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